Rare Two-story Cottage in Hyde Park
Rare Two-story Cottage in Hyde Park
836 East 52nd Street, Chicago, Illinois, 60615, USA
USD $1,100,000
836 East 52nd Street, Chicago, Illinois, 60615, USA
Listed by: Marlene Rubenstein | Baird & Warner
At last, this rarely available two-story cottage in Hyde Park awaits for a new family to start building memories. Upon entrance the beautiful double-entry vestibule opens into a generous main floor with ten-foot ceilings, vintage hardwood flooring and oversized windows that supply lavish lighting in every room. Distinctive balustrades and framing mesmerize with its quality and artistic workmanship. The open concept of the first floor is a great space for entertaining, as all rooms are connected. An elegant staircase, with a hidden reading nook greet you on your left as you enter, leading you up to the second floor. The Primary Bedroom is spacious, includes bay windows and its own private fireplace. The northernmost room can be used either as an office or bedroom, it is filled with natural light with the included skylight, it also has direct access to a large, second floor deck. The finished basement adds an additional 1,400 square feet and a 2nd set of washer and dryers and yet another fireplace. If all of this was not enough, there is garage space for Six Cars! Yes, you read that correctly, room for Six Cars! The garages have access to exit from both the north and south surrounding streets. This home is truly a rare find. Only the imagination can limit the pleasures and potential of this sound and well-established property will provide.
Highlights:
Vintage hardwood flooring
Oversized windows providing lavish lighting
Distinctive balustrades and framing
Listed by Marlene Rubenstein | Baird & Warner
Highlights:
Vintage hardwood flooring
Oversized windows providing lavish lighting
Distinctive balustrades and framing
Private fireplace in Primary Bedroom
Skylight in northernmost room
Second floor deck
Finished basement with fireplace
Garage space for Six Cars
Dual entrance garages
Generous ten-foot ceilings
